From the very first moments after the triumph of the Revolution, the United States took in hundreds of dictator Batista's henchmen, torturers and murderers fleeing from revolutionary justice. In the more than four decades that have since passed, it has maintained the policy of protecting and sheltering any criminal who arrives in United States territory after committing crimes against Cuba and its people.
Los Estados Unidos no sólo recibieron en los primeros momentos del triunfo revolucionario a cientos de esbirros, torturadores y asesinos de la tiranía batistiana que huyeron de la justicia revolucionaria, sino que ha mantenido durante más de cuatro décadas la política de proteger y dar resguardo a cuanto criminal llegue a territorio norteamericano luego de haber cometido actos delictivos contra Cuba y su pueblo.